-1 OR 5*5=26 --

It’s a bit ambiguous. Here are the likely interpretations and quick outcomes:

• If OR means bitwise OR and you meant -1 OR (5*5):

  • 5*5 = 25
  • -1 | 25 = -1 (in two’s complement, -1 has all bits 1, so OR with anything stays -1)
  • The expression "-1 OR 5*5 = V" would be false if you meant equality to 26 (since -1 ≠ 26).

• If OR means logical OR (treating numbers as true/false):

  • -1 is nonzero ⇒ true; 25 is nonzero ⇒ true
  • true OR true = true

• If you literally meant the arithmetic claim "5*5 = 26":

  • That is false (5*5 = 25).

What would you like to do?

• Treat it as a bitwise expression and evaluate (-1 | (5*5))?
• Check the boolean logic interpretation?
• Correct the arithmetic and reframe the problem for your exam?
• Or provide the exact language (C, Python, etc.) you’re studying so I can match the syntax?